Sentence examples for be governors from inspiring English sources
noun
The chief executive officer of a province or provincial-level division of a country.
Both her father and her husband would go on to be governors of Massachusetts.
By contrast, women will be governors of nine states, including Washington, Arizona and Michigan, all potential battleground states in 2008, a fact that is no doubt viewed favorably by advisers to Mrs. Clinton.
There also will be governors like Rick Scott of Florida and Scott Walker of Wisconsin, and members of Congress like Representatives Sean P. Duffy of Wisconsin and Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee.
Lincoln's brother Enoch was Governor of Maine from 1827 to 1829; they were the first two brothers to be governors simultaneously.
He now wants to be governor.
Girl: "I want to be governor".
I never expected to be governor.
"So I'll still be governor".
Enter Dan Hynes, would be Governor.
Both George W. Bush and Bill Clinton were governors before being elected president.
